The Dutch dwarf rabbit recognizes its owner. Dutch dwarf rabbits are timid and do not trust people easily, but after spending a long time with their owners, they will gradually get to know them and are not timid at all in front of their owners. Spend more time with it, feed it with your own hands, call it by name more often, pet it appropriately, and let it feel your friendliness. When it is completely familiar with the owner's scent, it will recognize the owner.

How Dutch Dwarf Rabbits Recognize Their Owners:

1. Rabbits are very timid and difficult to approach strangers. When a rabbit trusts you, it will recognize its owner. When you are the master, they will take the initiative to smell your scent with their noses and come closer to you.

2. If a stranger gives a rabbit something to eat, it will very cautiously come over to smell it and then run away. If the owner gives it something to eat, it will immediately come over to eat it.

3. Rabbit’s ears are generally touchable, but the abdomen of its hind legs are generally not touchable. If it allows you to touch their belly and hind legs, it also means that it is The owner is very trusting.

4. When the owner plays with the rabbit, it will become lively and very excited. This is also a sign that the rabbit recognizes the owner.